Reviews

“[Ha.i.ley] feels like a lost episode of Black Mirror, revolving around an assistant android who hunts down her family after an affair with its husband. It's a slice of taut sci-fi horror, with a hybrid digital/photo art direction from Barel.” - Geek Tyrant

“Equal parts Black Mirror and Play Misty For Me, hA.I.ley is a sharp and highly engrossing tale of cybernetic terror coupled with human flaws… The articulated realism and detail in the human (and non-human) characters makes them more easily identifiable than in most other examples of the medium. Facial expressions are realistic almost to the point of eerieness. Speaking of eerie, the color choices tend to stick to a dark overtone, as if everything is constantly draped in some form of shadow… it bolsters the book’s tone fantastically. Barel’s art is perfect for this sort of close-quarters character-driven sci-fi thriller.” - Monkeys Fighting Robots

“Ha.i.ley is a page-turning, blood-pumping, sci-fi horror… a frightening future that is right around the corner; waiting to devour us all!" -Gary Dauberman, creator of Annabelle, The Nun, and the Swamp Thing tv series